Like anything else at which you'd like to become skilled, reading comprehension requires a little bit of practice. To become a solid reader, one who understands what he or she reads, you'll need to get some tools under your belt and go after it again and again. Finding the main idea, understanding vocab in context, making inferences, interpreting the author's purpose and more are all skills you need to practice in order to gain mastery. Luckily, you can do that, here, with this Reading Comprehension Worksheet 10 – What to the Slave is the Fourth of July? It's one of several nonfiction reading comprehension worksheets you can use freely for your classroom or your personal...
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